Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-05

- IL.
There it will be dismissed, and every one in it
will hasten to Brommer's Union Park and
spend the day in feasting dancing, games and
contests OF various kinds
THE RED FLAG SQUAD.
shevitah and his editorial staff will parody
McGlynn, Henry George, George Mckay and
others who will occupy seats in the reviewing
stand. The Socialists are determined to carry
their red flags, but all organizations in sympathy
with the United Labor party will carry only
their trade banners and the American flag. The
line of march win be formed at o clock and
everything Will be III readiness to move an hour
later
California Fruit Mt Auction.
New YORK, September Sd.-Six hundred pack
ages OF California fruit were auctioned yester-
day. Bartlett pears brought 81 81 per box,
peaches, 81 40 per half box. They were very
handsome and large. Crates of Tokay grapes
brought 81 IS to 81 90, halfcrates brought 81 05
to S5c each. Halfcrates of Muscat grapes 75c.
The crates of TokayS were handsome, but the
halfcrates were not of such fine quality, and
there was little decrease. Peaches may COM
mence again after the domestic crop has been
marketed in October. Tokay grapes should be
sent here.
California Wool
NEW YORK. September 3d.-[Special. Cali
fornia wool is duh, both for spring and fall and
does not seem to be wanted at any price, with
on private terms.
The Saturday HaIf-Holiday.
NEW YORK, September 3d.-[Special. There
is great dissatisfaction in commercial and other
circles over the Saturday halfholiday, and the
probability is it viii be ignored except by the
banks and allied interests, until next July. The
half-holiday Saturday is not considered pIac-
tieable except during the summer months.
Another Tariff-Tinker.
WASHINGTON, September Sd. - Congressman
Mills, of Texas, who has been mentioned as the
probable Chairman of the Ways and Means
ComnNttee OF the next House, is preparing Il
tariff bill. 1t will propose large reductions in
the duties on iron, steel, cotton and wool.
A Soft Thing for Dempsey.
New York, September Sd.-Johnny Regain
has signed articles for catch-weight night with
Jack Dempsey. II is to take place within 100
miles of New York, between December 10th and
the 5th. The stakes are to be 81 eco side. The
Police Gazette diamond belt and the middle
weight championship of America also depend
on the fight.
One of CIeveland's Pets.
PHI ADELPHIA, September Sd.-It is understood
that Ex-Governor Pattison Chairman of the
Railroad Investigating Commission, is the Presi-
dents choice for Secretary of the Interior
should vacancy occur in LaInar's office.
a Girls Long Fast.
BALTIMORE September 4th.-The fourteen
year-old daughter of AbsOlom Baker, living in
wicomico county, near the Delaware State line,
has not eaten for forty-two days. she has been
sustained by taking little wine Gt rare inter
walls. In June last her stomach began to rebel
and would not retain anything but raw food.
She lies in an unnatural stupOr from which she
can be reused only by means OF q galvauic bat
terry. One of her long maps lasted siXty-three
hours. She has occasional spasms. but other
wise appears to suffer no pain. Her phy,ician
is nonpussed. The child is sinking rapidly.
Reunion of German Veterans.
CHICAGO, September 4th-Sfx thousand Ger
man warriors marched in procession to-day to
the camp-gTound OF the North American Krie-
ger Bund. 1t was the fourth anniversary of the
society of German born American citizens who
had shouldered arms for the sake of their
Fatherland. Representatives from almost all
the large cities in the United States were in
line. At the Park the day was given up TO Il
Noiksiest, an affair corresponding TO an Ameri-
can picnic. The only event of Il formal char
acter was that William Woke of Chicago, de-
livered Il festival address: He eulogized the
German soldiers, and urged his hearers to be as
loyal to the United States as they had been to
Germany.
A Bit at DIR. McGlynn.
4Copyght, 1887, by the California Associated Press
NEW YORK, September 4th Especial. Father
Considine, the spiritual doctor of the Seminary
at Troy, preached sermon at ST. Mary's Cath
olic Cathedral this morning, and by certain ut
terances therein incensed many friends of DR..
McGlynn. Without mentioning any names he
said that g certain person Of some notoriety-
a proud and disobedient disciple of the Church
was aided by a selfesteemed, selt-raised
prophet. The old crusade was blessed by the
Vicar of Jesus Christ, the Pope, but the new
crusade was too poor to have revenge on those
whom God has blessed with more of the fruits
OF the earth. Those who advocated these doc
trines are wolves in Sleeps clothing"
socialistic, Pure and Simple.
NEW YORK, September 4th.-Over eighty or
ganizatlons including ffty-siX trades organiZa-
tions, nineteen Assembly District clubs and five
purely Socialistic societies, sent three delegates
each to a conference OF Socialists in Webster
Hall to-day. These were nearly all from this
city, Brooklyn and Buffalo. The delegates from
other States were not admitted, as the confer
ence was of New York State Labor men who
had been barred out of the Labor party at the
Syracuse Convention. 4 committee was elected
TO prepare a platform for the party.
Recruits for the German ARMY.
lCopyrlgit, 1ss7, by The California -issociated PrssI
NEW YORK, September 4th.-The Journal says:
For some months past August Fiegel, the Ger
man Consul General in this city, has been pro-
curing men and sending them to Germany to
become soldiers. The Consul denies that he is
recruiting men for the German army, but says
he merely examines them as to their physical
ability to serve In the army.
A Poverty-Stricken Society.
Copyright 1857, by Ge California associated Pres
New YORK, September 4th.-[special. 1.-The
Anti-Poverty Society held its usual sunday
meeting tonight. Everett Slackin President of
typographical Union, No. 6, presided Henry
George and DR.. NcGlynn made speeches The
collections amounted to s164, and an appeal for
uehfItI SOuNllDutlOuS was made.
Has Run His Last Race.
New YORK, September 5th.-The World saws
Mr.. Z. J. Baldwin's well-known horse Lucky b.
died early Sunday morning at Sheepshead bay
from spasmodic paralysis of the brain Four
veterinary surgeons were attending him, and
everything that money could do was done to
save him.
Grand Army Reunion.
OMAHA, September 2ith-General Lucius
Fairchild arrived here this morning, and was
given reception by the members of the Grand
Army OF the Republic of Nebraska, whose an
nual reunion takes place here this week
Helen Dauvray's Illness.
New YORK. September 4th-Helen Dauyray
the actress, is weaker to-day. There will be a
consultation OF doctors tomorrow, when the
family physician will have returned from New
port.
Give Them Chance.
That is to say, your lungs. Also ell your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful
machinery it is. Not only the larger air.
passages, but the thousands of little tubes
and cavities leading from them.
When these are clcgged and choked with
matter which Oupht uCf IN no fbaro ,.o,,-